The top attractions in Cuenca

Going to Cuenca and not going to see the Casas Colgadas is like going to Paris and missing the Eiffel Tower. It is, without a doubt, its most representative monument. I am one of those people who believe that it is one of those

There are many interesting spots in Cuenca. The city itself is lovely, and so is the Ventano del Diablo, the source of the Cuervo River and, of course, the Enchanted City: its best kept secret. It consists of a group of really

The source of the Cuervo River is located in the mountainous region of the Province of Cuenca (Serranía de Cuenca), at about 80 km from the city of Cuenca. It is very close to the Vega del Codorno, a place we visited on our motorbike

Right after passing the Enchanted City, in the direction of Cuenca, the traveler encounters what at first sight seems to be a mere road viewpoint in the middle of a sinuous path. But don't let appearances deceive you: The Ventano del

This cathedral is beautiful. Only a stone's throw away from the Casas Colgadas and located on Cuenca's Plaza Mayor, it is a definite must-see during your visit of the city. On the same square you will be able to have a nice meal for

The most famous bridge of Cuenca is made of iron, has a reddish color and rectilinear lines and is located on the Huecar River, very close to the Casas Colgadas and from where you can take some of the best pictures of the city. This

Alarcón is one of those places one can't understand why it isn't better known. It is a village with a fantastic history, in most cases linked to the castle. It's bathed and protected by the Jucar River and it has one of those

If you feel attracted to Ancient Rome then this is a definite must-see. The Roman ruins of Segobriga, lost in the middle of Castile-La Mancha, brings us centuries back while walking the streets and imagining how life would be back

Cuenca's Plaza Mayor is one of the most beautiful and monumental squares of the city: the nerve center of its upper part, the central space of urban life, a perfect place to take a break on the route through Cuenca and to have a drink

I recommend the visit of the tunnels of Alfonso VIII, named after the street at the entrance, just in front of the Casa del Corregidor and the Palacio de los Clemente Aróstegui.
They form a labyrinth full of passages, galleries,

In the middle of the Serranía de Cuenca, at about five kilometers from the Enchanted City, you will find this beautiful little village. Although the locals assure that the village turns into frenzy during the summer, in the springtime

Valeria is a tiny village located 35 kilometers from Cuenca and it is surrounded by an important Roman city. This village was founded between the years 93 and 82 BC and has one of the most complete Roman forums in Spain. It is hard to

Cuenca has been a World Heritage Site since the 90s. The town is on a hill surrounded by rivers and Huecar Júcar until the San Anton Bridge that divides the city between the old city to the new part of the city.It is a great place to

It was a surprise to find Multiaventura Buendía here. We've gone there about 4 times with Rubèn, Antón, Edu...and it's always amazing.
The place couldn't be better, even more because it's close to Madrid. They used to have the night

The Torcas de Palancares is one of those places that you do not see written down anywhere, and one of those you like the most after visiting it.
These torcas (sinkholes) were formed by the movements of the karstic land. The earth

The Museum of Spanish Abstract Art is located inside the Hanging Houses of Cuenca, which, like everyone knows, is the most famous symbol of the city and one of the places locals and foreigners take more pictures. The museum belongs to

Between the Enchanted City and Cuenca, you will find the village of Uña. Just next to the Embalse de la Toba and in front of the lake which made it famous. The lake of Uña is a natural spot you only see in movies. An ecosystem almost

Paseo del Huécar is one of the prettiest streets in all of Cuenca: an esplanade alongside the River Huecar, one of the two rivers of the city (the other one is the Jucar River). It has one of the most famous views of the city, since

The Lagunas de Cañada del Hoyo can be found near the village of the same name. One can see them along with the Torcas de los Palancares, since they have the same origin. However, unlike the Torcas, the lakes are full of water, each

Cuenca's City Hall is located on the Plaza Mayor, in the center of the upper part of the city. It is an ideal place to take a break and relax in front of the solemn building, built just next to Our Lady of Grace Cathedral. It is a

The Mangana Tower is located on the plaza of the same name, very close to Plaza de la Merced. It is currently used as a municipal clock. It is one of the most recognizable symbols of the city, together with the Casas Colgadas. It is

Cuenca is much more than a beautiful historical center and the Enchanted City. It is also nature in its purest form. With very different surroundings than elsewhere in Spain, the road going from Cuenca to the Enchanted City is

It was getting late and I did not want to leave Cuenca without having a complete view of what the city is in its totality: both the old part with monuments and the modern part. In order to achieve this, there is nothing better than